In Jainism, astrology is generally understood within the framework of karma, not as an absolute force that controls the soul.

1) Concept of astrology in Jainism

• Jain texts describe the universe as filled with different kinds of beings, including Jyotish devas (celestial beings related to light, sun, moon, planets, stars).
• Their movements and positions are part of the cosmic order.
• In traditional Jain belief, these celestial influences may be seen as secondary conditions, but they do not override karma.

2) Effect of planets / “grahas” in Jainism

If by “graphs” you mean grahas (planets):

• Planets may be believed to have some indirect influence on worldly life.
• But in Jain philosophy, the real cause of happiness, suffering, success, and failure is one’s own karma.
• So astrology is not considered supreme or final in determining destiny.

3) Jain view on destiny

Jainism teaches:

• Karma binds the soul
• Karma gives results
• Right conduct, austerity, self-control, and spiritual practice can reduce karmic bondage

So even if planetary positions are considered, a Jain should remember:

• Purusharth (right effort)
• Aachar (conduct)
• Tap (austerity)
• Samyak Darshan (right faith)

are more important than relying on astrology.

4) Practical Jain attitude

A Jain practitioner should:

• not become overly dependent on horoscopes or predictions,
• avoid fear based on planetary effects,
• focus on karma purification, non-violence, truth, non-possessiveness, and self-discipline.

Simple conclusion

In Jainism, astrology may exist as a worldly belief system, and grahas may have limited external influence, but karma is the main law governing the soul’s experience.

If you want, I can also explain this according to Digambar and Shwetambar understanding.